Her crying 18-month-old was cold to the touch and not dressed in warm clothing, according to officers.
Police on New Year's Eve tracked down a mother after she fled an encounter with officers then abandoned her child in a car, said officers, who suspect she was driving while intoxicated.
A California mother was pursued by police on New Year's Eve after allegedly driving drunk and abandoning her infant in a cold car. Above, a representational image of police arresting a woman for DUI."The Officer ran back to her patrol vehicle and began searching for the Minivan, which had evaded quickly through several residential streets," the report continued.
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